There was a period several years ago when David and I were immersed in the topic of women in the church as there were people deliberately and systematically trying to deny my freedom and ability to use my gifts. We eventually worked out what we needed to for the situations we were in and moved …
Update April 2026: I have left this as originally written. We were members of this church for a few years. We moved and it worked out well because the church started embracing social justice issues while we were there. We no longer attend a Reformed church. Last week David and I told our pastor that …
My personality is such that I tend to agonize over decisions. I see every side of every issue, the pros and cons ad infinitum. While it can be very helpful in a group discussion as it allows me add a viewpoint that might be lacking, it makes for challenging living. So knowing the will of …
Are you familiar with the doctrine of the Eternal Subordination of the Son (ESS)? Do you agree with it or not? Are you aware of the controversy surrounding this doctrine? Here are some explanations of it from both sides of the issue: Pro: Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood – Eternal Subordination of the Son …
Great piece by Hugh Hewitt today on the Washington Examiner website. From Seventy percent of Americans know they’ve been conned (bold mine): The new tools of communication and the ease of movement have unleashed a tumultuous era of politics driven by the demand that elites not attempt to speak for, or condescend to, average citizens. …
I know it is usually TEOTWAWKI (The end of the world as we know it). But in this case it is TEOTUSAAWKI (The end of the USA as we know it). Yes, I’m going to go there. I told myself to stop writing about depressing topics here, but sometimes you just gotta do what you …
I rarely listen to Sean Hannity on the radio. He’s a bit too intense and in your face for me. However, I heard him mention talking to the author of this article and tuned in to listen: The Great Recession of 2011-2012 (Wayback Machine). It is very interesting reading. The most important bit I took …
